In contrast to “common practice” – guiding from the front or from the middle – we guide from behind. There are several reasons for this:

• The weakest in terms of fitness or the least technically confident is usually at the end of the group. If the guide rides at the front, there are several risk factors in our eyes: losing the group and procedures, riding above your personal limit with the risk of falling, no support in the event of a puncture. And since we’re usually out and about in regions where you might see a hiker during the day, that’s not an option for us.
• Everyone at their own pace: before each section, the guide provides brief information about what is to come. Depending on the riding level of the group, these descriptions may be more detailed or shorter. So everyone finds their own pace and we meet at all the junctions.
• Exception: small groups or super homogeneous, strong groups – then we’ll make it up to you 😉

Actually, we only go biking so that we can eat more.
But joking aside: for us, stopping off together is part of the vacation experience.

We usually stop off at a bar/café/restaurant for a snack at lunchtime. However, this is not possible in some island regions because we are too far away from civilization. We therefore ask you to always have a small snack with you. Especially on all-mountain and panorama tours, we usually don’t pass a café, or only very late.

On the other hand, we don’t normally take the time for this longer break at the Megatrail event, but then we make sure that we organize sandwiches to take away on the way.

We almost always go out for dinner with you in the evenings from October to April – only if you want to, of course. This means that we show you the entire spectrum of local gastronomy, from typical local cuisine to upscale international cuisine. We’ll give you recommendations or simply order for you if you trust us 😉
Sometimes it’s also a good idea to stop off on the beach right at the end of the tour and enjoy fresh fish with a view of the waves.

Oh, and to top it all off, we occasionally end up in a wonderful cocktail bar in the old town of Los Llanos.

High season: October – May
Low season: June-September

For us, the main season is in winter, because the eternal spring of the Canary Islands is a great way to extend the mountain bike season. However, that doesn’t mean that we don’t have excellent mountain bike conditions in summer. In summer we usually have between 26-32° and on particularly warm days we retreat to the cooler corners of the island.

La Palma is a nature trail area. This means that there is no shaping here, there are no bends and there are virtually no jumps. This results in a very special “La Palma Flow”. Thanks to the natural environment, even in the flowy areas of the island we never have swept paths, but always the spice of small to large challenges.
But that shouldn’t put you off, because the trick for us is to put together an ideal trail combination for every group.

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